Hi!

I am developing java extensions and I found out that with stylus studio's internal processor, you can not declare a namespace for java like:

xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.org/xslt/java"

And make a call to java object like:

java:myproject.MyClass.myMethod(mydata)

Stylus studio thows a message that says:

"Exception calling Java extension:
java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:http://xml.apache.org/xslt/java
at CXClassLoader........
.
."

Regards

Pd, I tried my script with Xalan on the command line and it worked.

Hi!

Well, yes you are right for that. But it happens that we make several calls to different classes, and we do not want to declare a namespace-prefix, for each one of them, as many of them are called once in the script. That is why we are interested in having a general namespace for java like the one I posted in the first message.

Regards!

On 3/11/02 5:53:33 PM, Ivan Pedruzzi wrote:
>
Hi Daniel,

The internal
>processor support the
>following
>syntax:

Declaration:
xmlns:My
>Ext="myproject.MyClass"

Invoc
>ation:
xsl:value-of
>select="MyExt:myMethod()"

The
>same syntax should be support
>across different processors :
>Xalan,
xt,  Saxon


Ivan
>Pedruzzi
eXcelon
>Corporation
http://www.styluss
>tudio.com



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> 
> From:
>"Daniel Lucio" 
> 
> Hi!
> 
>
>I am developing java
>extensions and I found out
>that with 
> stylus studio's
>internal processor, you can
>not declare a 
> namespace for
>java like:
> 
>
>xmlns:java="http://xml.apache.
>org/xslt/java"
> 
> And make a
>call to java object like:
> 
>
>java:myproject.MyClass.myMetho
>d(mydata)
> 
> Stylus studio
>thows a message that says:
>
>
> "Exception calling Java
>extension: 
>
>java.lang.ClassNotFoundExcepti
>on:http://xml.apache.org/xslt/
>java
> at
>CXClassLoader........
> .
>
>."
> 
> Regards
> 
> Pd, I
>tried my script with Xalan on
>the command line and it
>worked.
> 
> 
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